Is it possible to use the Visual Studio rename refactor while keeping other ReSharper features?

Permanently deleted user

Created October 04, 2017 09:57

One feature I believe Visual Studio has implemented in a superior way to ReSharper is the rename feature. The default shortcut is

Ctrl + R, Ctrl + R

and is mapped to Refactor.Rename

Visual Studio renames, in all open files as you type, all instances of the object being renamed and has options for searching through strings and comments.

The ReSharper rename is just a dialog box which you must click OK to before accepting the rename and it does not highlight all instances and rename in real time. I believe this is inferior and wish to disable it, returning to the Visual Studio implementation. Is this an option, and if so how?

2 comments

Angelina Elycheva

Created October 08, 2017 22:17

Official comment

Hello!

Thank you for contacting us.

Please configure the following options:

Map Refactor.Rename for needed shortcut here Tools | Options | Environment | Keyboard;
Open ReSharper | Options | Environment | Keyboard & Menus | Commands & Menus | Untick "Override VS refactorings" checkbox

Thank you.

Permanently deleted user

Created December 13, 2017 14:45

I would also like this. Does clicking "override vs refactorings" turn off any other resharper refactorings besides the code rename? I'm looking to just turn off the resharper rename functionality and use built in VS rename since it's so much better in VS 2017 but want to keep the rest of resharper refactoring options.

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